Greenpeace
Climate love
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Who pays for the damage caused by extreme weather?
It’s time for the fossil fuel industry to stop drilling, and start paying.
https://act-int.greenpeace.org/end-fossil-fuels
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It's not fair that communities hit by severe weather are left picking up the pieces while big polluters walk away without bearing the costs.
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The polluters should take responsibility of their actions and deal with the kind of pollution that they bring about.
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It's frustrating that those most responsible for climate damage aren't bearing the costs—it's time for fair accountability and action
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It's past time for accountability and systemic change to ensure those responsible bear the costs of the destruction they've wrought on lives and homes worldwide
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A universal agreement should exist to coerce the biggest polluters of the ecosystem to be held liable and pay for their atrocities.